Thailand Nok Air's new Bangkok-KL route is aimed at boosting connectivity between the two cities


BANGKOK (Bernama): The planned launch of a direct Bangkok-Kuala Lumpur flight service in July by Thailand’s low-cost carrier Nok Air is a strategic move to boost aviation connectivity amid rising regional travel demand, Tourism, Arts and Culture Minister Datuk Seri Tiong King Sing said.

He said the proposed route is more than just an additional service, as it strengthens bilateral travel links while supporting tourism and business activities between Malaysia and Thailand.

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